With that out of the way... those uniforms are kinda hot, aren't they?
The Fraulein
She
whistles as her boots crunch over the filthy floor. Her walk is casual as she
adjusts the black cloth, pushes the gloves down on her fingers, and makes sure
the red sash around her bicep is straight, the swastika clearly visible. At the
door, she checks to make sure her hair is still held severely up under her hat,
straightens her tie, and rolls her neck.
When
she opens the door, he blinks at the light. If he’d really been there as long
as they were pretending, he’d be pale, the ribs would be practically shooting
out of his skin, and his cheeks would be so sallow that he wouldn’t even look
human anymore. Instead, he looked healthy, though she had shaved him completely
hairless. He was filthy and shivering from the cold of the bare concrete room.
Close enough.
She
steps into the shining light of the door, letting her shadow slink down the
room and block the light from his eyes. He looks up at her, seeing no more than
her silhouette, though it’s enough even without light glinting from the silver
skulls. The light shines on the boots laced up to her knees, over the black pants,
and she knows he’s staring at them, at the curves of her feet and the cruel
look of the boots.
“It
is time,” she says, her voice a harsh mockery of a German accent. “Your kind
must be exterminated, to make room for ze human race.”
He
pushes himself to his feet.
She
punches him in the stomach, the leather of her glove making a nice smacking
sound against his bare skin. He doubles over in pain, and she kicks at the back
of his knee, sending him back down to the ground with a pained grunt.
“Do
not presume to stand, you disgusting worm.” She says the last word with a v, keeping
her voice cold and cruel even while making sure that he hadn’t hit his knees
too hard when he fell. “It iz not your place to stand. A man may stand. You are
no man.”
She
kicks him, more a nudge with the toe of her boot than anything with real force,
but he rolls over and groans anyway as his back touches the cold floor.
She
presses the sole of her boot to his chest, grinding the filthy grit into his
skin. She leans forward, her arm across her knee, and watches the wincing agony
of his features as the pressure cuts off his breath.
“You
will be taken to ze gas chamber,” she says. “It iz an efficient way to dispose
of scum. Are you prepared to die, jew?”
He
opens his mouth to speak, and she spits in it. Then she laughed, as cruelly as
she could manage.
“There
iz a vay,” she says, really laying the accent on thick. “You do not need to
die, if you are afraid. Are you afraid, little boy? Are you terrified of the
big scary girl?” she shakes her head at him, smiling and mocking him. “Why not
fight back? Your hands are free. Your feet are free. You are not bound in any
way. And yet.” She taps one gloved finger to her chin, as if considering what
she’s about to say, “And yet you don’t even struggle. You don’t even squirm
like the filthy worm that you are. You don’t try to push me away, you don’t try
to escape. You just lay there and accept my foot on your chest. You just lay
there and accept that you are worse than the dirt under my shoe.” She grinds
her foot a bit on his chest, watching him wince and inhale sharply through
tightly clenched teeth.
“You
are accepting that I grind you into the dirt. Perhaps you do know your place.”
She takes off her hat and looks at it, inspecting it carefully so he knows that
she is ignoring him, that he is inconsequential. “Despite your earlier
stupidity, perhaps there is hope for you.”
She
takes her foot off his chest, smiling to herself at the gasp he makes as the
full capacity for breathing suddenly rushes back. She wonders briefly if there
will be a boot-shaped bruise on his chest. Maybe a harder stomp would make sure
of it.
“Jews
are inferior vermin,” she says, turning away from him and pacing around the
room. She puts her had back on, her hands behind her back, and keeps her posture
ramrod straight. She wants him to feel like she doesn’t consider him a threat,
but is ready to hit him again should he even try to get up. “They deserve to be
exterminated.” She spins on one heel, then clicks her feet together, facing
him. She bends at the waist and stares down at his prone form. “You agree?” she
demands, her voice harsher than it had been before.
He
says nothing.
She
bends down, hearing the creak of her boot leather as her ankles stretch. She
puts a hand to his throat and squeezes.
“I
asked you a question, little boy,” she says. She rises to her feet, pulling him
up. He scrambles to get up with her, and she keeps squeezing his throat. “You
will answer.” She slaps him across the face with her free hand. “Tell your
Fraulein that you agree.”
“I
agree, Fraulein.” He chokes out the words, barely audible.
She
slaps him again. “Say it.”
“Jews
are inferior vermin,” he says. “And we deserve to be exterminated, Fraulein.”
She
gives him a cruel smile. “So you admit you are less than human?” he nods. “Not
worthy of being considered human, or treated as one?” Again, he nods.
She
loosens her grip, just a little bit, enough for him to get a deep breath. “Then
you are not an individual. You are just a jew.” And her knee slams up between
his legs, pushing out that deep breath. She lets him drop to the floor,
clutching his already fading erection as pain jolts through his body.
“Definitely
not a man,” she says. “Tell me, boy. Did you have a bar mitzvah? Did you go
through the Jew ritual to become a man?” she shakes her head in disgust. “A
pathetic waste of time. You are not a man.” She puts her boot back on his
chest, pressing his back to the floor and stopping the agonized roll into the
fetal position he had been trying for. “A real man, even a pathetic Jewish one,
would not so easily betray his people. He would not so easily denounce himself.
He would hold out.” She leans forward again, putting more weight on his chest. “I
have not even told you what you have to do to survive, and you are still eager
to do it, yes?”
He
coughs out an affirmative response, and she spits on his face again.
“You
are less than vermin,” she says. “There is nothing to you, no value at all.
Even that pathetic little thing between your legs, that disgusting worm of
flesh; pathetic. Did your mohel cut off too much when you were circumcised? Or
were you born with so little that he didn’t have to bother?”
She
takes her foot off him again and steps towards the door. She pats the black
cloth of her pants. “Crawl with me,” she says. “If you want to survive, come
and be my doggie.”
She
doesn’t look back to see if he follows her, just listens to hear him shuffling
along, still trying to get his breath back.
The
grit of the floor must hurt. But she had made sure there was nothing dangerous.
She had swept everything clear, making sure he couldn’t injure himself, before
laying down the gritty sand she would make him crawl through. He makes soft
pained sounds as he crawls, and she smiles.
“I
could take you to the showers,” she says, still laying the German accent on
thick. “Would you like that, Jew? Showers have been so useful for your kind. So
efficient.”
“Please
no, Fraulein.”
“No
showers?” she asks, feigning surprise. “You are a filthy little shit, aren’t
you?”
“Yes
Fraulein. The Jew is a filthy shit.”
“Still,”
she says, taking another few steps towards the only other door in the hallway, “I
still must clean you. If you are not going to take showers yourself, perhaps I
will need to shower you myself.”
“Please
shower the Jew, Fraulein.”
She
sighs. “I will have to drink more water first,” she says. “I have no need to
shower you just now. So you will wait and be filthy.”
“Yes
Fraulein.”
She
pushes open the door and walks into the room. On the table, she picks up the
gas mask. She turns around and puts it on him, roughly slapping away the hand
that tries to help her. She pulls the straps tight, sure that there’s an
airtight seal around his face. She screws in the oxygen tank to let him
breathe, then takes a step away.
“You
may stand,” she says. “And you may put your hands behind your back.” She picks
up a pair of handcuffs and steps towards him, then stops. She holds them out. “Put
these on,” she says.
She
hears him ratchet them closed, and gives him a nasty smirk. Then she turns over
the hourglass on the table and shows it to him. “This will take an hour,” she
lies. “The tank on your mask will take fifty minutes. You should consider this
when you breathe. And you should remember who decides if you live,” she holds
up a spare air canister with one hand, “or if you die,” she holds up an empty
hand.
Then
she sits in a chair and crosses her legs, her boot bobbing in time to a tune
only she can hear.
“You
have until the sand runs out to convince me,” she says. “But no speaking. I don’t
want my dog to speak.” She shows him the rest of the table.
“You
see this?” she asks, pointing to a small tub of lard. “This is pig fat. Pork.
It is all the lubricant I have.” Next to it, she shows him a huge dildo,
already in a strap on harness, black and red like her uniform, the swastika
emblem clear as day. “So if you ask me to, I will fuck you like a girl, unclean
and with nothing to protect you. And if you ask me nicely,” she gives him an
evil grin, “I will even use the lube. I will pump the tref into your body and I
will fuck you as you gasp in pleasure, trying not to gasp too much, not to
breathe too much.
“After
all,” she says, once again pointing to the extra air tank, “You don’t have the
breath to spare.”
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